April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1024 pages
23h 26m
English
Now that this chapter has established the two different logical styles of remoting that are available from the .NET Framework, it will move to a discussion of how remoting allows for such distinctly different modes of operation. Figure 13.1 shows a broad overview of the remoting architecture.

Starting from the left side of the figure, the client is presented with a transparent proxy. The client cannot easily tell that it is working with a proxy rather than a real object because all of the methods and properties are exposed through the transparent proxy in the same manner as a real object. ...
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